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    2 open ports...

    What do tcp ports 32768 and 32769 do? What services use them? I port scanned myself and found them open.

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    Someone else posted this link to Robin Keir's Giant Port List a while back. It might help. http://keir.net/portlist.html
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    might be an IM, you got 1 running?
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    32768 tcp HackersParadise [trojan] Hacker's Paradise
    32768 udp filenet-tms Filenet TMS
    32769 tcp filenet-rpc Filenet RPC
    32769 udp filenet-rpc Filenet RPC

    Look here for more ports http://www.neohapsis.com/neolabs/neo...neo-ports.html
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    Why am I thinking their are more trojan ports than their are service ones? God, we live in a sick world...

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    *sighs* and to think it's TROJANS taking up the ports, no one likes trojans!!!! Thanks for the link preacherman to the ports list.
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    Do the following on Linux:

    As root, do

    /sbin/fuser -n tcp 32768

    Where 32768 is the port number you're interested in.

    Then it should give you a PID or PIDs of process(es) which are using those port numbers.

    Then do ps <that number>, for example on my machine, I did

    [root@athlon ~]# /sbin/fuser -n tcp 32768
    32768/tcp: 865

    Then

    [root@athlon ~]# ps 865
    PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND
    865 ? S 0:00 rpc.statd

    So you can see, on my machine rpc.statd has that port number open.

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    It was Yahoo! Messenger. I closed it, and the port was no longer open.

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